College athletes fighting back against exploitation

The current wave of unrest in the world of sports has taken another turn, as we see HERE:

The leader of the group that just pulled off an unprecedented collective protest by NCAA athletes told Salon such actions will escalate this season.

During nationally televised college football games on Saturday, 28 total players wore the slogan “APU” — short for “All Players United” – on their wrist tape [above] or elsewhere on their bodies. Players from the University of Georgia, Georgia Tech and Northwestern took part.

“I think it’s the first time the players have shown a sign of ...

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Pat Cunningham

The current wave of unrest in the world of sports has taken another turn, as we see HERE:

The leader of the group that just pulled off an unprecedented collective protest by NCAA athletes told Salon such actions will escalate this season.

During nationally televised college football games on Saturday, 28 total players wore the slogan “APU” — short for “All Players United” – on their wrist tape [above] or elsewhere on their bodies. Players from the University of Georgia, Georgia Tech and Northwestern took part.